MSK notes Flashcards

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intra-articular

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Webler B

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3
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Toddler’s fracture

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4
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Degentive change

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5
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Impacted

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6
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Follow the lines for scaphoid carpal bones

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7
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Any angulation in kids means fracture

and bumps mean buckle

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8
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Nail bed broken means open fracture

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9
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For hip replacement you want the tiny ball in the x-ray

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10
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Salter harris

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11
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Radially displaced
Palmer

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12
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What do you do next in reports e.g it needs orthopedic review

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13
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Acromia ossifies well contexted angle or kyphosis affects the appearance

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14
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Webler classification of fibula fractures

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15
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Pitting of tubercle pattern

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16
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Arm outstretched for lateral wrist as rotation hurts patient

17
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Epiphysis
Physis
Metaphysis
Diaphysis

18
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Salter harris

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Type 1 slipped SUFU

Type 2 above

Type 3 through the intra-articular / through epiphysis

Type 4All through epiphysis/physis/metaphysis

Type 5 crushed

19
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S slipped
A above
L lower
T through
R rammed

epiphysis on the bottom e.g. ankle.

20
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C R I T O L

odd numbers
1 3 5 7 9 11

21
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epiphysis = joint
apophysis = ligament / tension not making a joint

22
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Keats book for normal variations

23
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If it looks like a pebble it’s normal but if it looks like a broken glass fracture